What would happen if I change my mac-address and for some reason, I choose the same mac-address of some device already connected to the same wireless network? would it still work for both clients? would the frames collide?
For Future me: How to bypass usage block in a certain wifi, by changing the MAC address. Also, how to change MAC address of a certain adapter on linux.
you mentioned a few times in your sistershow that your favourite pentesting distro is backtrack, so im assuming that you are running it on this hacktip, why not just do a "macchanger --mac (MAC address) wlan0" insteaed of all that ? also, love the hackktip!!! want more!!
Changing the MAC address for me has the consequence that the "network is unreachable", so I have to reconnect and as soon as I do so, I have Internet access again, but the MAC goes back to the old one.
curious... what do you tap on your phone? Are you controlling some sort of Teleprompter with it? I see Shannon doing it to, although she swipes, as if moving the notes on..
in tutorials for cracking WEP keys using BT, ive found commands: wlan0 down macchanger -- mac 00:11:22:33:44:55 wlan0 does this acheive the same thing?
2:39 "It's unique to every i... (Brain: *Mute* NOT IDENTIFIER YOU IDIOT!! MANUFACTURER! *Cancels mute unintentionally*) eeeeh eh every manufacturer" :-D
Probably because I don't think you can actually change a mac since it's part of the hardware. I'm pretty sure that just spoofs the network (aka macspoofing). Someone correct me if I'm wrong since I'm kind of new to all this.
have you done any prefixes? Doesn't work for me. I think the problem is bcs of the increasing influence of NetworkManager can someone help me? I tryed following changes IN /etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf: managed=true and /etc/network/interfaces: auto wlan1 iface wlan1 inet dhcp hwaddress ether [MAC] HELP MEEE pls
I saved you the trouble. HWaddr seems to be just another name for the computers network card hardware address. I.e. The MAC address. Someone thumbs me up if I'm right.